My Indignation Poem by Josh Alfred

My Indignation

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I roll around in dirty clothes
Like a pig in its own sh*t
I cough, choke, addicted
Poverty stricken, ragged clothes
Mind unholy with trashy daydreams
I drink from dirty cups
And eat with filthy spoons
My friends drink and take hits
While I am too mentally ill to do either
I walk around insane with demons in my head
But they just call them voices, not possessors
I bark like a dog with mad lyrics
They get through like toes through my holey socks
I'm lazy, and my belly is plump with pop.
I am buzzed like bubbles in the soda can.
My bank account reads zero
And I am a soulless as my sneakers.

Thursday, March 17, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: poverty
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Dr Antony Theodore 18 March 2016

I walk around insane with demons in my head But they just call them voices, not possessors I bark like a dog with mad lyrics They get through like toes through my holy socks.. sad picture . but very well described. you have a powerful way of using words and wonderful expressions. thank you dear poet. tony

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